Entgleisen
Entgleisen
Entgleisen (pronunciation: ent-gly-sen) is a German term used in the medical field, particularly in psychiatry. It is used to describe a situation where a patient's mental or physical health condition deteriorates rapidly or goes out of control.
Etymology
The term 'Entgleisen' is derived from the German language, where 'ent-' means 'out' and 'gleisen' means 'rails'. In a literal sense, it means 'off the rails', symbolizing a situation that has gone out of control.
Related Terms
- Dekompensation: This is a term used to describe a situation where an organ or system fails to maintain its normal function. It is often used in the context of heart failure, but can also be used in psychiatry to describe a similar situation as Entgleisen.
- Exacerbation: This term refers to a sudden worsening of a disease or condition. It is similar to Entgleisen, but is more commonly used in general medicine rather than psychiatry.
- Relapse: This is a term used to describe a situation where a patient's condition, which had previously improved, worsens again. It is similar to Entgleisen, but is more commonly used in the context of addiction or chronic diseases.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Entgleisen
- Wikipedia's article - Entgleisen
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